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Pieniny National Park

Pieniny National Park is Poland's oldest national park, founded in 1932 on a small limestone range sliced through by the Dunajec River. In just 23.5 km² it packs dramatic river gorges, ancient relict pines clinging to vertical cliffs, a medieval castle ruin, and one of Europe's most beloved rafting experiences—all within two hours of Kraków. The park is compact enough to hike in a day but rich enough to reward a weekend. The signature experience is a two-hour drift down the Dunajec Gorge on a traditional wooden raft, looking up at 300-metre limestone walls. Above the river, the steel viewing platform atop Trzy Korony (982 m) frames the gorge, Lake Czorsztyn, and the High Tatras in the distance.